Financial Times

MTI Corporate Finance Forum to be launched

 

MTI Consulting will launch a Corporate Finance Forum lead by elite corporate leaders on July 15, 2009.
In a press release, MTI said that it feels the corporate community has yet to realize the learning and opportunities with regards to working capital management, capital structuring, corporate governance, risk management and due diligence skills.

The forum, to be held at Hotel Galadari, will include Amal Sanderatne, Director, Frontier Research, Anil Amarasuriya, Director Union Bank, Chanaka Wickramasuriya, Country Head Fitch Ratings, Harsha Cabral, President’s Counsel and Shrihan Perera, Finance Director, Unilever. In addition, the press release stated that the evening will star an interactive panel discussion with Bradley Emerson, CEO, Charted Institute of Management Accountants Sri Lanka, Deva Rodrigo, Former Senior Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers, Jason Cordier, MTI Consulting, Regional Head – Middle East and Rajan Asirwatham, Chairman, Faculty of Taxation, Institute of Charted Accountant Sri Lanka.


 
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